Hollywood director James Gunn said the “battered” Superman seen in the beginning of his upcoming reboot is like the United States — an apparent political dig, though at whom Gunn remained deliberately ambiguous.
DC Comics is now featuring a woke Superman lecturing Batman about his “privilege” in a recent issue of the Dark Knight’s ‘Detective Comics.’
Actor Matt Bomer claims he lost a role in a Superman film in the early 2000s because he was outed as gay, saying his sexuality was “weaponized” against him.
Nolte: In about ten years, Batman and Superman will enter the public domain. This is good news.
Last month, comic book writer Tim Sheridan jumped to his social media to urge his fans to go out en masse and buy his re-boot of the Green Lantern story which features pages of gay sex between the title character and his boyfriend. But it looks like the scribe’s efforts fell on deaf ears as his Alan Scott, Green Lantern No. 1 has landed with a thud with few sales.
Actor Michael Shannon, who has now twice played “Superman” movie character General Zod, recently explained that he turned down a role in the “Star Wars” franchise because he doesn’t want to make “mindless entertainment.”
The upcoming “Superman” movie to be directed by James Gunn is set to restore the “American way” portion of Superman’s ages-old motto after DC Comics removed the patriotic segment back in 2021.
Incoming California Democrat Congressman Robert Garcia said he would “proudly” be sworn into Congress on the U.S. Constitution and a copy of a rare “Superman” comic book, among other personal items.
DC Comics has announced the end of its woke “Superman: Son of Kal-El” series at New York Comic-Con as sales for the title continue to tank.
A new comic book publisher, “Rippaverse” comic books, from comic book writer Eric July, has raked in some $3 million in funding in a matter of days based on his promise to release a series of superhero comics that leaves all the left-wing wokeness behind.
DC Comics turned Superman into a bisexual who fights climate deniers, and to the shock of no one who lives in the real world, the comic has bombed.
A little boy in Mobile, Alabama, named Kayden Reid does not need supernatural abilities to be considered a hero.
“I’m tired of this s**t, I’m tired of them ruining these characters,” says comic book artist Gabe Eltaeb of DC Comics and its superhero characters, specifically Superman, who the comic book giant says is no longer fighting for “truth, justice, and the American way” but now standing for “truth, justice, and a better tomorrow.”
CNN media reporter and “Reliable Sources” host Brian Stelter said Tuesday on “New Day ” that Superman was dropping “The American Way” motto because Superman is a global franchise looking to the future.
One week after DC Comics’ decision to make the new Superman bisexual, the comic book publisher announced that after more than a half-century, The Man of Steel is no long fighting for “truth, justice, and the American way.” He’s now standing for “truth, justice, and a better tomorrow.”
Actor Dean Cain, who played Superman in the TV series Lois & Clark, said DC Comics’ decision to make the new Superman bisexual is neither bold nor brave, arguing the publisher would be braver if it made the Man of Steel tackle issues like the oppression of gays in Iran or women under the Taliban.
Look! Up in the sky! It’s a bird! It’s a plane! It’s Superman… and he has just announced to the world he is bisexual.
Conservative thinker Jordan Peterson was shocked to discover that Marvel Comics had assigned his ideals to the evil villain Red Skull.
Justice League cast member Ray Fisher is accusing WarnerMedia of an empty PR stunt by bringing on activist writer Ta-Nehisi Coates to pen a Superman reboot.
Warner Bros. is reportedly prepping another reboot of DC comics’ Superman, this time with slavery reparations advocate, author, and Marvel comic book writer Ta-Nehisi Coates teaming with powerhouse producer J.J. Abrams and his Bad Robot production company for the feature film, Deadline reports.
Pediatric patients at a cancer treatment and research hospital in Houston, Texas, got a super surprise on Thursday morning.
As the president recalled his fight with the coronavirus, the crowd repeatedly chanted “Superman!” causing the president to pause with a chuckle and grin.
The CW Network has launched a new series of posters using its superheros as a platform to push medical mask-wearing in the coronavirus age.
Aquaman, the latest chapter in the DC movie universe, is expected to open on December 21 anywhere between $40 and $60 million.
“Superman” actress Margot Kidder’s death has been ruled a suicide, and her daughter said Wednesday it’s a relief to finally have the truth out.
DC Comics has once again dipped its ink into the well of political correctness, this time taking to Twitter to assure fans that Superman stands strong alongside refugees on “World Refugee Day.”
Margot Kidder, who starred as Lois Lane opposite Christopher Reeve in the “Superman” film franchise of the late 1970s and early 1980s, has died.
A band of misfits known as the Goonies, a sinking ship, some baseball ghosts and the unrelenting New York cop John McClane are being added to the prestigious National Film Registry.
It was bad enough that the sycophantic Hollywood media was pretending that a $110 million opening weekend for Justice League would have been anywhere near acceptable. Unfortunately for all concerned, the cold reality of the Harveywood scandal combined with the loss of faith in DC to tell a worthwhile story delivered even worse news — a horrific opening of just $93 million.
Superman steps in to save a group of illegal immigrants from a white supremacist upset about losing his job in the latest Man of Steel comic from DC Comics, due out in stores this week.
“Superman,” “Wolverine,” and “Captain America” had three very different reactions to the destruction of Republican presidential nomineee Donald Trump’s star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame on Thursday.
Movie buffs, comic book lovers and pop culture aficionados descended on San Diego this weekend for Comic-Con 2015, where the year’s hottest entertainment properties gather faithfully every year to hawk their progress and hopefully dazzle audiences into purchasing some tickets and merchandise.
Jaden Smith doesn’t shy away from making risky fashion choices.
